Hodgson is Best Choice for Athens Health Officer
The columnist praises Dr Harold Hodgson as the ideal health officer for Athens, citing home talent, fitness for the role, prior wartime service, and popularity. He argues Hodgson will ensure clean sanitation and safe food, and urges swift action on street improvements and a brighter White Way.
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Larry Gantia
Harold
Hodgson
Tna
Dr. Hodgsons
Athens
Newton House
Ao Corderoy Road
City Hall
Cty Hall
Winder
Clayton
Lnk
College Avenue
Froud Street
Carrot
Borge
Agricula Nira College
Mmllonee
Saiid
Boy Scouts Return From Mountain Camp
Sixty three Boy Scouts plus leaders H A Pocorgrove and L J Sexton came home from a fifteen day camp at Mountain City praising the outing. Oscarinfo- Whorter earned Eagle Scout honor as one of ten campers to gain many merit badges. over one hundred badges were earned by the group. Turner, a former University of Georgia student and scout executive, gave a rousing send off and attended a twelve day training at Mercer University. The camp reported no illnesses and discussed future improvements including towers and shacks. Most scouts advanced at least one rank, with MecWhorter’s Eagle rank highlighted. The camp remains unnamed with executives planning a future gathering near Mountain City.
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H. A. Pocorgrove
L. J. Sexton
Mountain City
Oscarinfo
Gare Ddvat Jaurele
Yourig ‘iMu
Turner
Banner-Herald
University of Georgia
Mercer University
Athens
J. Z. Vox
Wire
Pendergraph
MecWhorter
Jimmy ‘Harris
Archie Simpson
Wade’ Snow
Mountain Oy
Commerce Girl Wed Revenue Collector Here
A fragment from a historic newspaper notes a commerce girl related event with a revenue official, mentioning W. Wade of the revenue department and Miss Gladys Brown in a setting near Athena. The text references a writ and court context, with unclear names and garbled phrasing.
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Athena
W. W. ‘Wade
Revenue Department
Gladys’ Brown
Ferne Fate Mead
Persort
Crichons
Mr" Wade
Taxi firm touts tire plane service to U S cities
A Columbus taxi company advertises tire plane service nationwide with offers for quick trips to Chicago, New York, and other destinations. It promises prompt cab pickup to fly passengers to distant points, highlighting rapid urban travel by air linked with land transport.
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Columbus
United States
Chicago
New York
Baxter district school site choice postponed by board
The School Board Committee postponed the selection of a Baxter district school lot at its Tuesday meeting. Plans were approved to proceed with Chase Street school building and to invite architects for proposals. The panel also considered new desks and blackboards for Oconee Street and the East Athens Negro School.
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Baxter District
J. W. Barnett
Chase Bt
Captain Barnett
Oconee Street
East Athens
Vardeman Second In Miss Pinar Primary Returns
Official returns from about 18 004 precincts in Mississippi compiled by the Times Picayune show Stephens 25 651 votes, Vardeman 20 825, Kearney 7 445 in Tuesday's Democratic primary for senatorial nomination.
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Vardeman
Stephens
Associated Press
New Orleans
Mississippi
Times Picayune
Kearney
Arrest of Former French Artist Briand Reported in Rouen
Police in Rouen report the arrest of former French artist Briand. The brief notice provides few details but notes official confirmation from police headquarters and mentions ongoing investigations.
FAL Efforts. TRUST Pass Leadership by Philips
Trust pass leadership of Chairman Philips of the Republican State Central Committee. report notes faltering efforts within the party structure and ongoing calls for stronger organization and unity ahead of upcoming elections.
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Philips
Republican State Central
Gol M G Michael Celebrates 60th Birthday Here
Gol M G Michael celebrated his sixtieth birthday Tuesday with his family at a reunion. He was later honored with an informal gathering at the Georgian Palm Garden and a theatre party at the Palace. Michael helped build Athens business and civic life and has long supported local growth. His family includes sons Jerome, Leroy, David, and daughter Mrs. Percy Rich of Atlanta.
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Pill
Monn Pan
Ens
Hia
Michael
Palace
Athens
South
Jerome
Leroy
David
Percy Rich
Atlanta
Coal shortage threatens Georgia industries and cities
Associated Press reports Georgia faces a serious coal shortage as industries and municipal utilities near shutdowns. John T. Bolfeulliet, directing state coal distribution under Hoover, warns supply could falter in days, risking large job losses and lengthy delays to restart shipments.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Georgia
John
Bolfeultlet
Lillian Burgess Sought in Unclear Notice
An unclear fragment references Lillian Burgess with a variant of a maiden or surname, appearing in a historical notice or obituary context, but the full details and actions remain unreadable in the surviving text.
Clarke County Wins District Stock Judging Contest
Clarke County led by Paul Fleming Stanley Allen and Fred Carnay captured first place at the district stock judging contest held at the State College of Agriculture. Clarke scored 2 193 points beating six other Northeast Georgia counties and earning a chance to compete at the Southeastern Fair in Chicago. County Agent Jones Purcell praised the team as the first of its kind in Georgia with Fleming the top scorer at 971 points followed by Allen and Carnay. Other Clarke participants and county agents from neighboring counties are listed among the contest standings and organizers plan next steps for the state meet.
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Clarke County
Paul Fleming
Stanley Allen
Fred Carnay
Jones Purcell
Georgia
Additonn
Paul, Fleming
Stanley Alten
Rembert Greene
Jackson
Herschel Harris
Oconee
Ocones
Hussie Downs
Thomas Fullilove
Willie J. Culberson
James Echols
Newton Orion George
B. P. Roonemore
Ray Adams
Gwrrett Tom Oliver
Alen Oliver
Robert Whitworth
Walton
Lamar Partain
Joe aCmpbel
Wayman Paige
Clarke
W. H. Hirach Jackson
B. Truitt
Oco‘nee
J. K. Luck
Newton
Mr. Robinson
Gwinett
W. &. Long
Athens
Rome
Woman's Club
Mem
Coal profits push prompts new US price control plan
Washington calls Congress to authorize legal weapons to block coal profiteering as talks yield a new advisory committee and a contract extending to next April. Immediate resumption of soft coal production ordered after miners and operators sign wage terms. a wage scale is ready for signature and some mines may reopen Wednesday as the strike ends.
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Washington
Congress
Cleveland
Associated Preas
Joseph Pureglove
Lewin
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Timorg
Michigan
Augusta Man William Poss Died In Indiana
William Poss, 28, of Augusta, formerly of Athens, died suddenly of heart trouble in Muncie Indiana on Aug 7. He served three years in the U S Navy and earned a life saving medal. Survived by wife, a young son, and his mother Mrs W Call of Augusta.
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Albert Poss
Banner-Herald
Auguesta
William
W. Call
Augusta
Athens
Muncie Ind
Poss
United States Navy
Ufe
Aviation Corps
Poea
Mra
Aod
Rail unions, Harding urge peace as strike nears crisis
President Harding faces pressure to mediate the nationwide rail strike while pledging full federal aid to keep rail operations moving. Officials say there is little prospect of a quick compromise, with union leaders awaiting further talks in Washington. trains moved slowly in Arizona and California as the stalemate persists across the nation.
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Sini
Harding
Mali
White House
Toad
Washington
D. C
The
Associated Press
P Harding
Chicago
Washi
Congress
Santa Fe
Arizona
Ofifornia
New
Ponger Vegas
Nevada
Southern Way
Knoxville
Tenn
Brotherhood
A &1
Northern Pacific
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